ReForm: Combating the Algorithmic Mutation is a work of fiction penned by author Scott Bollens in the dystopian, science fiction, and psychological thriller subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. In this high-concept futuristic work with plenty of slow-burning threats, we...

A Murder of Crows by Anita Klumpers begins with Paulina Deacon, Pauli, talking to and watching her friend John on an app he designed as she drives to his location to surprise him. When she arrives, she sees a commotion—three strangers, a gun, and crows...

The Unnatural Order of Things by Rick M. Clausen is a short story collection that follows ordinary people's experiences with the unknown. The book opens with "Forty Miles of Bad Road," where two men try to escape the clutches of the law after robbing a...

Return to Autumn: Part 2 of the 2-Part sequel to The Perils of Autumn by Rusty Blackwood resumes from where the prior novel left off. After Autumn falls unconscious, Cyril discovers a suspicious stain on Autumn's jacket, resembling the one from her accident. This leads...

After suffering a brutal attack in college, Sheila Marmion gets pregnant and decides to give up the baby for adoption. Many years later, Sheila hires a private investigator, Aaron Devlin, to search for the daughter she gave up. Not only does she have him look...

The Marksman by Robin G. Mercier revolves around Jim Hanson, a struggling ex-Marine rancher on the Arizona-Mexico border, who is devastated by his wife's cancer battle, leaving him financially and emotionally drained. When he encounters Miguel and his mother fleeing a vicious drug cartel, Jim...

Dead in the Water by Mark Ellis is a crime thriller set in 1942, where DCI Frank Merlin faces numerous challenges as he investigates crimes committed by American soldiers in London. The United States military's autonomous governance hinders his progress. A series of murders occur,...

The Distance Between Us by A. C. Burch is an ingenious blend of mystery and humor. The main character is Helena. She is sociable, astute, and knowledgeable about painting. Despite being born male, she identifies as a woman and accepts herself. She also has glamorous...

In Call Her Janie by S.R. Fabrico, Lizzie Levine thought she had the life she wanted. She was a busy executive with successful projects, and she loved her boss—both at work and in private—and he showered her with gifts and attention. However, when she found...

Mysteries are unveiled and secrets come to life in Eye of the Moon by Ivan Obolensky. Percy and Johnny, men who were once thicker than thieves, find themselves reunited once again at an extravagant party in the notorious Rhinebeck estate. When strange things start to...